2025 Random Cowboys Stuff Thread

[Rev]

Ha, draft and FA. In their eyes they'll have money to spend.

Yep and we will get 16 Olawales.

 

[Cujo]

Who are you going to replace them with? Please note that you have to choose from the Dollar General bin because these shits wont spend unless its someone that they draft.

And this is the depressing part (I mean, if I still cared enough). It doesn't matter how much money they have available, they won't address their deficits in meaningful ways.

 

[Rev]

The fear of losing Aubrey will be too much to bear.

 

[bbgun]

 

[Bipo]

Shocking. Everyone called this injury when it happened

 

[Rev]

You all know Jerry is probably itching to trade his new picks for shiny turds.

 

[bbgun]

You all know Jerry is probably itching to trade his new picks for shiny turds.

 

[Rev]

You know that he has to be getting a large amount of calls asking if they want some 3rd string WR or DE.

 

[mcnuttz]

No worry, THE Jonathan Mingo is due back soon.

 

[mcnuttz]

No worry, THE Jonathan Mingo is due back soon.

And NO, other teams in the NFL, we have no desire to trade him!

 

[boozeman]

 

[1bigfan13]

I used to feel sorry for Cowboy fans who are still emotionally invested in the team. Now I just laugh at them.

 

[Cujo]

What is the absolute quickest recovery time for a HAS? At least 2 months, right?

 

[Bipo]

What is the absolute quickest recovery time for a HAS? At least 2 months, right?

Parsons missed 4 games last year

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Parsons missed 4 games last year

Its usually 4-6 weeks.

8 would be extreme. 2 would mean it wasn't probably a true HAS.

 

[Cujo]

It's a waste of resources in the context of how they do business. Getting a guy with 2 years left on his deal, who we'd have to resign for 9 figures is not an ideal scenario. I would trade down with all 4 number 1s, if possible and acquire a bevy of picks. Since they hate paying players so much, wouldn't it be better to have more guys on rookie deals? We're clearly not going to spend in free agency. If the draft is the only significant way they want to build a team, then they need to be completely committed. And yes, I know none of this will ever happen.

 

[bbgun]

Why would an NFL team trade a proven player for a "maybe" at 28 to 32?

 

[Cujo]

Why would an NFL team trade a proven player for a "maybe" at 28 to 32?

Or even 20-25. The value's not there.

 

[Donpingon]

It's a waste of resources in the context of how they do business. Getting a guy with 2 years left on his deal, who we'd have to resign for 9 figures is not an ideal scenario. I would trade down with all 4 number 1s, if possible and acquire a bevy of picks. Since they hate paying players so much, wouldn't it be better to have more guys on rookie deals? We're clearly not going to spend in free agency. If the draft is the only significant way they want to build a team, then they need to be completely committed. And yes, I know none of this will ever happen.

I agree- theyd never do it- but this team needs to turn those 1st’s into four 2’s…go after your OG and meat and potatoes guys that way. The Cowboys are a solid 7-8 guys away from competing

 

[1bigfan13]

What is the absolute quickest recovery time for a HAS? At least 2 months, right?

Georgia and Alabama players were getting that tightrope surgery and I seem to remember them returning to play in 3-4 weeks.